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Stockholm Pass: 50+ Attractions & Vasa Museum, Save 50%

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Duration2d–5d

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One Pass Opens Stockholm's Entire City—From a 17th-Century Warship to the Royal Palace

You choose how many consecutive days (1 to 5) you want access to 50+ Stockholm attractions, including the Vasa Museum, Royal Palace, boat tours, and museums like Skansen and the Nordic Museum. The digital pass syncs to the Go City app so you can plan your route and make reservations where needed. Savings reach 50% if you visit multiple paid attractions, and the pass covers transport options like hop-on, hop-off buses and archipelago cruises.

2d–5d

Step-by-step itinerary

Visit the Vasa Museum
Tour the Royal Palace
Enjoy Gröna Lund Amusement Park
Discover Skansen Museum
Explore the Viking Museum
Ride up SkyView at Avicii Arena
Visit the Nobel Prize Museum
Drink at ICEBAR Stockholm
See the Royal Armoury
Take the Royal Canal Tour
Enjoy Swedish Fika at Systrarna Andersson
Visit Drottningholm Palace
Explore the Nordic Museum
Visit Fotografiska
Tour Stockholm Cathedral
Visit Riddarholmen Church
Explore the Science Museum
Tour the Chinese Pavilion
Take a boat to Birka Viking City
Visit Millesgarden
Explore the Museum of Spirits
Visit Tom Tits Experiment
Tour August Strindberg's Museum
See the Gustavsberg Collection
Visit Vaxholm Fortress
Boat trip to Fjäderholmarna Island
Discover Jewish-Swedish immigrant history
Take a sightseeing boat tour under city bridges
Visit Drottningholm Court Theatre
Explore Scenkonstmuseet
Ride the Hop-on Hop-off Bus
Take the Hop-on Hop-off Boat Tour
Visit Artipelag on Värmdö Island
Boat tour to Vaxholm city
Visit Sven-Harry’s Art Museum
Tour historic Sigtuna town
Visit Stockholm National Museum
Kayak or SUP from Pampas Marina
Play adventure golf at Kristineberg
Tour von Hallwyl Palace
Play adventure golf at Nacka Strand
Visit Vrak Museum of Wrecks
Enjoy historic Swedish art collection

The Experience

The Vasa Museum's massive wooden hull fills the room the moment you walk in—a ship that sank on its maiden voyage in 1628 and sat at the bottom of Stockholm harbor for over three centuries before being raised and restored. It's the kind of thing that stops you cold, and it's just one stop on the Stockholm Pass. You get entry to this museum plus over 50 other attractions across the city, meaning you can move from the Vasa's dark timber and salvage history straight into the Royal Palace's 600 rooms and baroque architecture, then catch a boat tour through the archipelago's islands, all without buying separate tickets or figuring out which attractions are worth the money.

The pass works for 1, 2, 3, 4, or 5 consecutive calendar days—you pick the length when you buy it, and it activates the first time you use it. That matters because Stockholm spreads across islands and waterways, and the pass includes hop-on, hop-off bus tours plus multiple boat cruises, so you're not stuck walking or paying for transport separately. The Nordic Museum covers Swedish lifestyle from the 1600s onward, Skansen is an open-air museum with historic buildings and animals, and if you want views, SkyView takes you up the side of the Avicii Arena in a glass cabin for 20 minutes of city from above. There's also the Nobel Prize Museum if you want to learn about Alfred Nobel and the laureates, or Gröna Lund amusement park if you need a break from museums—over 30 rides, seasonal.

You get a digital pass that syncs to the Go City app, where you can plan your route, check opening hours, and make reservations for attractions that need them (some do, so the app matters). The app also shows you which of the 50+ included attractions are open on the days you're visiting, because some are seasonal—the Royal Canal Tour, Birka By Boat, and a few others only run in warmer months. The savings add up fast: if you hit even five or six paid attractions, the pass pays for itself, and the more days you buy, the more you see without the per-ticket math. Your pass stays valid for a year from purchase, so you don't have to use it right away.

One thing to know: each attraction can only be visited once per pass, and the days are consecutive calendar days, not 24-hour rolling periods. So if you buy a 3-day pass and start on a Monday, it's valid through Wednesday midnight, not 72 hours from whenever you first scan it. That shapes how you plan, but it also means the pass is straightforward—no guessing about when your time runs out. Download the app after you order, and your pass appears immediately.

What’s included

Your Stockholm Pass includes a digital pass valid for 1, 2, 3, 4, or 5 consecutive days with entry to over 50 attractions: the Vasa Museum, Royal Palace, Nordic Museum, Skansen open-air museum, Nobel Prize Museum, Stockholm National Museum, Gröna Lund amusement park (seasonal), hop-on, hop-off bus tour, multiple boat cruises and canal tours through the archipelago, SkyView at the Avicii Arena, and many others.
You also receive the Go City app and PDF guidebook to plan your itinerary and make reservations where needed.
The pass is activated upon your first attraction visit.

Good to know

Easy physical levelStroller friendlyPublic transport nearby

Operated by Go City | Stockholm

Is this one for you?Right for travelers who want to see multiple Stockholm attractions without buying tickets individually or planning each visit separately—the pass and app handle the logistics, and the savings grow with each stop you make.